This week on Slate Plus, the hosts pay tribute to the end of Key & Peele by talking about their favorite sketches from the show.

On this week’s Slate Culture Gabfest, the critics discuss FX network head John Landgraf’s recent comment that a glut of TV programming is overwhelming viewers. Have we really reached #peakTV and does it matter if we have? Next up, Documentary Now is a new mockmentary series on IFC created by and starring Fred Armisen, Bill Hader, and Seth Meyers. Does it work as a full-length TV show, or would it work better as an SNL sketch? Finally, Google recently ditched its famous logo causing a stir in the tech world last week. Will Oremus joins to discuss what the new font signifies about the company.

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